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**House Republican leaders have bought themselves some time to sort out the internal GOP feud over immigration before they try again to pass their farm bill.

Agri-Pulse reports some members of the House Freedom Caucus are determined to shut down a discharge petition that could force a vote on legalizing Dreamers, immigrants who were brought to the country illegally as children.

If signed by a majority, the discharge petition would trigger a second vote as soon as June 25th.

**China has returned to the U.S. soybean market for the first time since early April, a sign Beijing is preparing to resume purchases as trade tensions between the world's top two economies ease, two sources said.

agriculture.com reports the renewed interest in soybeans follows China's pledge to buy more U.S. goods from its top trading partner, including ag products.

China pledged to avert a trade war that could damage the global economy.

American Farmland Trust, with Conservation Science Partners, has launched a multiyear initiative, Farms Under Threat: The State of America’s Farmland, that will address that question.

Agriculture.com reports, the goal is to document threats and offer policy solutions to ensure the long-term protection and conservation of ag land to sustain an expanding population and protect biodiversity.